Law and Method
The journal Law and Method, based in the Netherlands, focuses on methodological issues of law and legal scholarship, in both research and education. Topics discussed in the journal include: legal interpretation, legal argumentation, legislative methods, the connections between legal scholarship and legal practice, academic learning, didactic concepts and methods of teaching and learning, and new multi- and interdisciplinary approaches in legal scholarship and legal education.
It welcomes contributions in either English or Dutch.
Contributions can be submitted via http://www.editorialmanager.com/lawandmethod.
You can send an email with questions for the editorial board to Mrs. N. Dekker; email: lawandmethod@boomdenhaag.nl
ISSN 2212-2508
Recent articles
- Comparative Law and Federalising Processes: Methodological Insights Special Issue – Comparative Law Giacomo Delledonne Law and Method, September 2017
- Should Jurists Take Interests More Seriously? Geoffrey Samuel Law and Method, August 2017
- Pursuing Legal Research Synne Sæther Mæhle Law and Method, June 2017
- Statistical Analyses of Court Decisions: An Example of Multilevel Models of Sentencing Mandeep Dhami en Ian Keith Belton Law and Method, October 2016
- Introduction Special Issue Stumbling Blocks in Empirical Legal Research Gijs van Dijck en Sanne Taekema Law and Method, October 2016
- Stumbling Blocks in Empirical Legal Research: Case Study Research Lisa Webley Law and Method, October 2016